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Audio Editing for Mac
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Trim/Split/Cut Audio
The Trim, Split, and Cut Audio features in Filmora give users precise control over sound editing. Trim allows you to remove unwanted parts from the beginning or end of an audio clip. Split lets you divide audio into separate segments for detailed editing. The Cut feature removes selected portions instantly. Together, these tools help create clean, well-structured audio tracks for professional-quality video projects and seamless storytelling.
Split Audio
Step 1. Launch Filmora and Add Audio File
Start by clicking New Project on the home screen to create a fresh editing workspace. Next, add your audio file and place it on the timeline to begin editing.

Step 2. Split the Imported Audio
Click on the scissors icon located on the playhead to instantly divide the audio at a specific point. Alternatively, right-click on the audio clip and select the Split option from the menu.

Trim Audio
Step 1. Trim Using Corners
To trim the audio file, simply drag the corners of the audio track in the timeline in an inward direction. Keep dragging the corners until you achieve your desired results.

Step 2. Trim Using options
Place the playhead to the area where you want to trim and right-click on the track. Now, choose Trim Start To Playhead or Trim End to Playhead to trim the audio from the start or end.

Cut Audio
Step 1. Remove Unwanted Part
Head to the audio track in the timeline and place the playhead to the area that you want to cut. Now, click on the Scissor icon to successfully remove it from the remaining part.

Step 2. Cut the Detached Part
Now select the clip and right-click on it to expand a list of options. Choose the Cut or Delete option to successfully remove the selected part.

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